On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 4:24 PM, Craig Constantine <[email protected]> wrote:
> [...] > Use case? > > I want to read all of a large web site (think ~1,000 pages.) I only need > to glance at the page to know if I care enough to really read it. So I > thought of an RSS feed that "drips" one URL every specified number of hours. > With respect to the "dripping" idea, I use Calibre to read my pinboard bookmarks via this recipe: https://github.com/anoved/Pinboard-Recipe You can set a "max_articles" to pull at a time. This allows me to add URLs to "read later" via the pinboard API and then run the Calibre script every time I want to have a "book" of articles to read. Then, when I'm reading the "book" on my {insert device here}, I can just skip to the next article if I don't want to read it. I'm not saying this solution would work exactly for your use case, but I've found it to be very helpful in decoupling the identification of something to read from the actual reading. Yours, John B.
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